The Sun. — London, England, 1808-07-28 00:00:00

FOUR DAYS DRAWING OVER, And the C.; !ZAN D PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND,- TENT TtioUSAND, FIVE THOUSAND, TWO ‘..THOUSAND 'POUNDS, &c. &c. & c. yet remain in the wheel. TUESDAY NEXT, August 2, will be the Fifdi Day of Drawing. TI CKETS a n d SI-I A R ES (warranted undrawp) are on Sale at all the Licencedfollices in Town and country.. STATE . LOTTERY. • • HE follo w i ng C A P ITAL PRIZES remain in e l l the Wheel :220,0301.,wi5t0001• 5,0001. 2,, 01, 5 001 . zdr. e'& e. besidee g . a lar e Pro ortio n o f t h e i n f er i or Prizes of sal. • s2iekets and Sh ares. warra nted.Undrawn i , are on Sale by .IFT and Co Poultry, a n d Ch ar i ng -Cross. b r ll - EBl3 s Ekr, August pill be the next Day of . ~ , • • , . THE. . , next Da 'of Drawing Will be TUESDAY The IVE}c, i 2d , August. .„ 1..-: , . tae 01- . - ,64," drawn the last Day of Drawing, a Ith s ..,- ° '2,:t eft: Tifonsond. P oil nds,.. was sold in 'Shares by Avher ' , 5 .,•1 1 A7...3, RD, '....., ..NE. and Co. Royal Exchanges time tini,-..- '''CKETS and S . -TARES, warranted trtidrawit con -- o r , sw -,.. ~• ....-__ , _ _ ° 4, CORNIfIII.L, and 9, CH A PING-CROSS. A ; A-51SH is sellin g TICKETS .and .SHARES, vtilitr- ,Warranted limit-awn, at, both of the above 0116..5 r tO tt : t Itveii Cdtrital• Prites-were sold and snared Pirtlie - Mt Pir,„`l"Y. including One Prize of 25,0c01. ; also the Two last r iles °, f 30,0c01. ever drawn. PRf.SENX ,PRICE. et - - - ,C 22 6 o Jiair , - - Tick A,A .itl7 of EE ighth ' -- - 4 . 2 t 8 6 F ift ()carter _ Da _ 5 r 5 o Sixteenth - I9 6 y h of Drawing will bz TUESDAY , NEXT, A ugest-2.-. ------- -..., _ -------- 1-, --- --______,... - ARMY. -- "IESSIVA N, W, ANTS , a,, gittlatinfu-to. MESS a Regiment- 6f either I ntantry cl C4valry, in anyiwt, of k.tVand. h Ila. - !' e has b-en Otte and ki. t i.rif , :a"gerd ir. thellte:Tne'ss,,and-cati -osktespect..ute iLconitneno,a4ons tut. Ability,: A twnti on , 1111' dii.-+lfty C.l l . " l l e rw.(ati ressiA ( ll,)st-paio.to. Me I . s. R Coe r c 'Corm-and 0,-.., '',13,-Inerchants Wooth.iinge, will be duly a ns were d. , .- . nQI-AND AGENT, or S'TEWZRI).. A...13,..E,•.-iON orrditcatioti .ind EX,,t.'ripiice, food "Krl,Ulturit ri I . • who ik.is- o.f 'Mt- years de would I n C e7 ci ,,,, h o il ," t s ,9! , '0 the •Pro;e ' s u si l o s n of Lit.l 1 ), 4 (3- EN T e•with owe Nobl,e-• ....., t i ~; ‘, I .d‘c the hot our ot eiragino s .-- . e l the V' or ~e 4 n leiva n. tu . .51411,igenieht hi Ile • .zal knowl receive their Rents and supc oi their Estv es • and be,:.--us-ts', f'um. ---s-g'i , rinten d • ' c(1) :e, and an '.' . ' and zeal 'us attenZion to the totes of his Sit • assiduous z , . lover he l '''' ( 'llid be f o "°ll, aniVide inicreSt of his p , - OA Ix x,l3•(,sed i 'lnd deserr,•inp f that confidence wricli nm - 11 flint Reference Q° ' • -. • )echi'ornty Call.bo Viet) s. o f .gr eat rest f ., _ ikt Letter n'"J ' --nressea to Mr Thomas' 'Thornton, Chapter .........______Cofiee-liouse, St Paul's, will be Immediately Ottended to. ____-__...........,....._;_......,........._______--- / q NUS APHRODITES. RISI4.'iG .irorn the: b.G.EA N. from an orizinal It:nan P ainting'filscovered in the Ruins liercukt,Tum, tznii preserVediff-his-Neapolitan Males tY's Museum at Portici—atiadmii ab le P•'n•• of Lard ER-. SKIN E, from . 'Painting by I'. Law r_ R. R. A-,—exqui-. site whole-leagth Portraits of, Miss S•M I TH, as fOrtia, !ndexin the Merchant of Venice.; and of Jr.- MATHEWS, as . ,in the cmwily of World F all or which are in- en raven by Striven— all beautif ully.coloured ,`,:ostumes for Ladies and Gentlemen., engraved;bV•Mitan Ltonstituc.: the Ornarneutal Lepartments of -. t BEAU MONDE ; o:', Literary and feashidn p,bra!!le Magazine, -,the 2.5 Ili Number of whiJi :will be atuvl4l44lBll'Saturday•-next, 7 , r;re •2s. fr.t. containing all the ~r,,,S b eautiful and interesting Embellishments. The En ,...;"ing alone of ti.;.:.- above Embellishments hits cost the Pro -1 •letors the extra,rdirtiry sum of Sixty Giiincas ; a:,;d the c.penee'or-pnadticing the l'wenty-fiftli Number 11.•; vcca- Clle d an f 'l' Hct ' G • ' •-, The I itera t,,t •.. , expence o wa un rei: inneas. . . , , e ts peculiarly valuable.; arid no subjeet has been inserted Ivitlibut a' careful' revision oil a •Corrirnittee of 'Learna Merl. A?ritttect and publis'ned by f .- B. Bell and*l.• De Camp, at t .: 1 9 Office of the only in Sunday and .Monday Lon ''( -1 News fl intitled 'FIL.a National, Register, ir. Catha rnle-stttet, Strand,' • and ma . e .liacl' of every Bookseller Illtaughout the United Kingd om 4)IVIGAI;LE CAN4L, ST. AGNES PIER, and AL_ ASSURANCE SI-lARE. ' - TU'BE SOYA) BY AUCTION:, • By Mr. SCOT • n rirjay, • August 5, at. Tw e l ve o 'C lock, at Carraway's, • London, M ARES in th e foll ow i ng NAVIGATIONS, viz. 0 s-,„4:•E DS arid LTV,E.RPOO dividing Si. per Snare. P thiti4-1/(12130UR, CUR 41,1-14 per Share, witilzindreasing- Pt r ofits.- . • .IV-,, 4() SHARES in the -CROYDOI\, LIMN/a ami. .81 ;LN.r, NU,A,STER, and UNION CA Ni'l.4,and L PNASSUR.INCE FIRE‘OFFICE. Artictilars at kigclietVg itotel, ;-t °arra way's; Nlr, Scott, 23, New Bridge-street, Lontioti:4 ' - ' • ; - - t„,, DR. ISIORRIS's DROPS: s • - 41 . . ESE DR()PS are particularly adapted to this 1 ) ,, r „ Seas , . , n of the Year, :Utley are Anletlicacious• corm 71.,nutvi,l.s,e..i..1,iithing, and as,ist the.goOikqualizies of the , II th_ ...corL. l l .v A tit's ; they are. ind eed; '4's - rii: , s:6 whO•are 4 t r y .' n;ibit of taking theta call testify, apowertni resto r . trait 4,,ki preserver of health. In Fevers oft - all ...sorts (espel. cY the Yellow or P utr id) t h ey are on infallible Remedy I 0,..1k5, Asthmas, hi.!ginning Constfmptions,'Co'mf)iaints o f flifeitc!4l4l) and Bowels, &C'..-Are - under their im m edi ate in indab.e' as ii:e ex d century of m ore t h an half a eery lig.a . ltahly . stiul il,)Atoitle, evt'm Er, exportmtiOn, can be s old )vithout a cheet.'l.llte possi b ility of impositig a i.. 2 orinterti!it 'On the Pun. Nom,, '1 Pri:veri LA, the genuine haying the narpe of 'Chornas The :-,,!,10n,re. i!ngraved therv n 6y favour .tif Goverritnent._ i i, , r ...hilly liotrle, i2s. tc be !Ind./31)1y 'at:' the Doc..f,,.'s „ ''''e, l-'O. 24 Low , -r Brook street,' where orders - fgr ex - runa lnila , a 1-e tit ele,..tr,d SinaUer Betties' At ,t Ls. ;aid - . sold . _ .. : , '• 9,1• b 7 Lacon and Cu.159,,PA1:91T-'44,•, ..,,i • ' • A STLEY's, WESTMIN STER -BRIDGE. Tnis EVENING, 28th, ' Friday 29th, an d S a- A-L. re turday 3 0t h J u l y, will be re-produced, by particular ..es i the - A; RAND ENTREE, 'COTILLION, and COUN TRY DANCE, by EiAnt Horses. I.4X,,,,TRAORDINRY EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES, ''Y''' 4 r. Astley, jun. and. Nlessrs. Parker, Crossman, Davis, 1 ' • and Smith's Double Company ; . WITH s,, Tli t'likr•MOUßS OF TI-IE HUNTED TAILOR. -'''', 6 3th, and 66th times, and for a few Evtnings loner, the popular Brazilean Spedacle,rof & Ir.r • .• - - THE HONEST 'CRIMINAL I THE 1' will sin g a New Song; called Public 1 Charaders, or a Ch ap i er o f Hobbies ; and dreat News, or I S he' or with another. l'o conclud e w i t h (28th, 29th, and 3oth tines) a New Asiatic Pantornime, called THE MAGIC PAGOD ; Or, HARLLQUIN's TRAVELS. Doors op ene d at Half past-Five,antt begin at Half past Si x. i Mall price at Half past Eight.- :- . • ' ' n -- Various Novelties- are in greatforwardness, and will 1 4Peedily be produced. . • , ~;~.~ .„„\ Live !I, t - ' •4, • A9 / 4" • • = --• I '' - 1 9 : • - et, -„, ,• . . 1.4): ta 00-tt„, t!C • )•.: „ i t , - .14 Zt• , yr ii.!;;Y.? k wt. e ^ • " 5 ' • '77 • :7' " " '"""*" - ZATf ,4, , OA. • - • - - 4 2 ,1 - • K A , • ACTS Jar Granting CONTRIBUTIONS on PROPERTY, &c. 1808. Hls :51.1.1.E.577'S COMMISSIONERSfor Me AFF/lIRS of TAXES, having received inin rnatim that many Persons - residing in the Citiei of London and Westminster, and parts adjacent, have neglelled to deliver Returns y their Property and Profits, for the year ISA as required by .the said Aar, hereby give Notice, that all Persons wbo shall omit to' de liver their Retains at the Office of the Commissioners, or' to the Assessor of the respective Distrias, within Fourteen Days.from the Date hereof, will he prosecuted for the Penalty incurred by sucb default. By Order ff rbe Board„ Office MATTHEW LINTER, f;r Taxer, .74 12, 1808. IXCIIEQUER BILL OFFICE, .3`tily 27, ad. Ail Exchequer. Bids dated in the Month of Oc TO PE PAID OFF. I . THE LORDS COMMISSIONERSof His MA , ' YESTrs TREASURY hlsvinggiven Dirt-Mons for pay ing of the Principal of the above -mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the Interest thereoni at the Exchequer 1311/ Office is* the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace Yard, Westminster, ott MONDAY tht 221 Day of August, =riga ; Attendance .1,411 be given daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) until Saturday the 131 h Au gust,. inclusive, from Ten o'clock in the. Morning till One in the Afternoon, for the. purpose of receiving the same. And for 'the" greater dispatch, the Bearers of the said Bills are de -sired to bring Lista, containing the Numbers, in • Numerical ^ , Yor, 4u-co,:ding to the Value of the said Bills, and Times of Commencernint of Interest, with the • principal Sumi and Interest due thereon, computed from the days on which 'they are respectively dated, excluSive, to the . said 22d bay of August, incltirive, when the Interest will rease; an/ they are desired . to write their Warner and Places 'of „Abode on such Lists, and . 1 indlrse their Names on the said Bills, "If any of the Holders of the aforesaid Bills should be desirous of receiving payment of the Principal and Interest previous to the said 2i.d Day of August, iSog,, , they may. be .accomnodated on com puting ,he Int,rest to the`Day - on w4ich tiny wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto. Suth Persons as may be desirous of having New Exchequer in part Payment,' upon mentioning the Amwent at the bottom of their Lists, delive,ed on or before the 136 Day of 'August, may be. accommodated with New Bills, an Interest of Three-pence Halfpenny by the- Day on every One Hundred Pounds, which said New Bills will bear Date the sai.i 22.1 D‘ty . of August, and will be'delivered on Thu, sday the 2,5,7:, Ad gust, and the All, Da j ' s . -N. B. All Exchequer . Bills dated prior to 03,6er, 1807, hdty been advertised to be raid J; ales' the Int:iest thereon has cea fed. A PIANO FORTE ON A NEW AND IMPROVED CONSTRUCTION. TILKINSON and COMPANY, late BRODE- Vit RIP an d WI LK! NSON,.No. 13,,,Hayinarkei, beg to iororn the No!,ility and' P u bli c i n generaf, that they have re. ivej His Majesty's Royal Letters. Patent, fora Piano ' Force on an entirety new construction, called a New Patent ; Cabinet Piano Forte., . ,The sZtpetiorqualities it possesses'are a brilliancy of Tone tin ,uatleti by any : Piarnr F,orte,, united with a peculiar deli .cacy faciii4 of touch. The simplicity and strength of !` its construe - lion prevent the possibil.iy of its being, out of rune so irequent as any other Instrument. From the peculiar ,application of_the Pedals, it is particu tarty 'adapted for executing, with unprecedented etfeU, either Vocal or Instrumental Music, at the same time the elegahce of its,- form, combink.4l with a complete conveniency for Music Looks, &c. refiners it as a piece of Fttrniture far supit rior to any' Piano Forte ever. tn:ide. '„ • Dimensioni—Height 5 fee: 6 i n ch es ; breadth 3 feet 6 inches ; depth r lOW'S inches. B. Wilkinson ,and Company, the Proprietors of the aboyePatellt Piano Forte, being ,fully per sua d e d Q f t h e suf eriority Grits MAtiding in 'tune over all others, ehgage tc. keep those sold in town 'in tune and repair fdr - Twelve hilonths, free of expence. • It may be necessary to add, that the' Patent Cabinet Piano I Fortes are finished under the immediate inspedion of the In ventor,, Southwell, at , their Manufalory, Nti: 3, Wifid mill.:street and at No. 1 - Haymarket - • .. _______:. RENOVATED HEALTH. . . .. TT - has' been too frequently" the su bj e & of just ancl . .1.,• - genera? reproba t io n , th a t men d est i tute of the' elements of the medical art have .offered theinselves' as candidates fcir p ualic pat ronage in theprofession of physic. For the purpose of diailig justice to the result. of our studies and experience, and to prevent us from being classed among those empi . rics whose, imprudent pr etens i ons h ave, unfOrtunately for-society,- been too favourably received, we Peg leave to submit to the liberal and - enfiglatened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac quareinerits. After having reeeiVecl -- a regular medical educa tion, as the pupils of Messrs. Griaded and Blizard; whose ledurrs and practice we carefully attended, Ai professors and surgeiins 'of the London hospital ' • we entered ourselves as ar.J.,.aa, i n _ tia- , i--•i r ..lebrate,l school for medieal i;ict 'tire rr.ent, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instructed in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice. of physic, cheiniStry, midwifery, botany, &c. ate. bylliose eminent professors, l)rs. Month, Creg,ory; Black, HaMilt,,n, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not ' b?... deemed prestimptuous in' saying that our proficiency, and acquirements are 11'4 inconsiderable. Having for a long series I; of years made Venereal Complaints., and the Various diSeases of Debility, the particular objed of our studies and pradice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior 1 . knowledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and recent eases of inteCtion aperfeel re-establishment is completed in Itile short period of two days ; and in if tose of the utmost in ...t.eracy, where oilier pra , ttiti, , ner s have failed of success, a 4 ; proper per s ev erance i n our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a sate and radical cute. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the effects of a - habit long and rnost unhappily pursued by the• youth of both sexes, there are' none' more alarming or more distressing than those .deficiencieS and debilities which fre quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such pelsons it must be a consolation to know that they may now, • by-wnew and infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that - ; greatest ot all hurrian blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor i ous-constitution. In a ll cases of debility, fr om w h atever cause arising, as well as in every species -of venereal infection, r wtt may heoonsulsed by :tients of e i t h er sex with the great est secrecy and honour... d'iours of consultation at home from 1. - teuto.trirco, and horn ! 6 in the ev en i ng t i ll to at _night.l, Patients in the c ountry are requested. to state th e partieu lars of theircase, age , an d general habit of living, &c. &c. in-; I closing a remittance for advice and nieditilies,•when the Sande will be given, or sent to any part of the.kingdoin: . .To ensure that secrecy so essential to our utidc_l , ll ,- ..ing, the postage of letters - may be added to the ac , , , unt t 4 ;;;!clicilleS. -1. CU;(KI E and- Co. Surgeons, No. 1.7, Hatton—garden-. 1, (r- Messrs. Currie and Co. have Certificates trim tnn above respecta)le Professors of London and Unman:6, of the diligence, skill, and huirisitity,e with which they p er ..; iformed the duties jassigned' them during the tith6 they ':.. tentred their Lectutes and I' riv.,.lifile. ~ • . . - - • . . ~e iiig the si , irits in an I often after his time of h.an. exercise, he , has been oblig - ,ed to drink cold water, ei en ' . in the presence of Dr. tre. 10n. ,. ' Fie has stated th e f ore g o7 ing fails, but does not ni..kei any complairitiaoainst any -;olthe officers of the Gaul. . Nicholas Cray, sworn. ls an Attbrney; has been nearly -ten months in con inemen t,here. An additional man-got. , The kepro fal I 1 heir 'apart ..:l...melits being; entrusted only to ont perP)ii, occasions great distress in getting out • on neceS"sary-occasinns. • They have chmplained to Dr. Trevor that their cham 7 ber-pots were not emptied. Dr. Trevor.--Does not Dr. T,rf-vor visits them. go through the rooms, but about once a mnnth, some- 4,ttentis the Gaol e very day. . times oitener. They have . no table-cloths. , . Hag complained of the uncleanly- service of their. - - viauals to Dr. Trevor (as • ••••• _ before . stated), but lie • . „r..latighed it off. . • -Dr. Trevor.--,Remedied:c...amprovenietit in attend.- ' b , y fu c.'ince, in air and ,exercise, rtherattendants. • ,nom In quality o: provisibus, • - - - rlvcillid make ttle prisoners , . arlitlth more coinfortable. .- - Has no cause _ot culn- ~ • plaint against' the Gabler, he seldomsees him ; nevcf heard of any ,chat& of ex tortion. Mr. tames Tan;:iy, swcrn. tulY ific 1,04: Was committed first week in November last ifter a month's confinement was, taken ill • before his corrfittehtent ht Was attend. ed - -by Dr. HarVGL.;,...11;91i2: darfir, Warn-K-iays; atia Fri ..days k his. wifa and mot her were : pet tun ted for fifteen •Inviiiiiles each day; in lye- 7 settee, of atteraiiii7t o see he•wiis ill, . his, wife was.tiot, allowed to See' him, except . (1 We stetted ddys : Wri;te :•to Dr. TrCkSi;ilO-f- . leave' to see hi.n; t his answer Was; that it was .contrary Yegtilations and refused her fo'conie to h . rn, even for two miutites.- Dr; -Trevor. 4,lqt-:giv4:4Litd. any dictliof apply YO - .()i. rer vor . for medicatiiisistance, cause. he preferred, haring' • the assistance of_ the i ldlySi - cian who knew ,)is cunsti \ I 7 . FfeivaSse....e fstcyer sa°n f u tet t .p r erm i6el ;;ted )et - • was torsee him. f rffe l Was - Confined in a' cell :where, t.he overficiwingra a .uecessary cam e tre . die thre"sh t ild of his door—h e waded' 'above Lis antics through •humanexcretnent. _Trevor was frequently. in his koom, and saw his situation... He was 'in that - situation froth Weeks to two months, and: was then removed to the Marshalseacif„the-p.risod• Describes - the service of the provision. - iff the Corridtite in the same filthy' manner :•s befime stated. They utien ;tapped fdr two or three' hotirs before they got to thenecessary, They had a baci;et in the room, ; in which :they reileVed Ihemsel yes. They cotnplained of its and -Txlie- bucket. was TerlioVed to an old chest almost adjoin ing to their eating table in the Corti-, dote ; the' biibket served' eighteen -or twenty men. Meat udd, sometimes putrid, no vege tables in the winter but Potatoes; an-I they bad: Their allowance could not cost more . than is. t id. per elan.-=-Were :permit ted to get victuals of their own if they ~ : - Pleased. He' was - e6 Peril - fitted, and those who could-get their own wine, were alloWed-.lo.drink a pint of. wind • each. When they got their own visuals into' theirkttiorns, - tliey dressed skein there thembauese their victuals are much better.noW than before they pre- 'sented their' trhnnorial, but still very •bad ;—the other day their' meat must have been brought from Carrion Ito - w . .His great objeS is .to get more so, ciety, and liberty to' go to the. yard s during the day for exercise. :They were niat suffered tto keep .their beer in bottles, Dr. Trvot:—See bidcre. Dr.'l revor refused:to suffer 'him . to keep even a bottle --,t, of water in his r(rom,-=Lthey were not permitted•to k ee p th e satin of their allbwatice of beer and spirt s in their rooms, but such saving s was taken - awe) by the order ot Dt. Trevor. *- DiiQii i 3 in the same room with (rS; 1 . L ~ 4 -Nter closets reliairtd. . : oz . ra g STATE PlilauNgES CONFINED IN KILMAIN- MEMORIAL'S HAM GAOL. July 16, 180. i. COPY of DEPOSITIONS taken at an Examination into the-Condition of the. State Prisoners in the Gaol of K 1 L NHAM, in the County of Dublin ; purinant to His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant's L ttei to the Right Ho nourable the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench. '„ Cohn Hickson sworn; Was in the cloth busi ness in Dublin before lie was committed.; has-• frz qumtly got very bad pro 7 — viauals of the worst . luality i • and served in' the most disgusting mart-. ner. Dr. Trevor.—Says that Their attendants ore con this arten 4 ance is °illy for the fifteen S !ale prison ers . vias, and only one or two of them allowed to fatty or fifty persons. Has. seen, them bringing in vianals, Dr. Trevor.—Thii is whilst the perspiration was remedied. dropping from their faces into the dishes. Their treatment is much _better since they present e d t h e i r last memorial. Believes the Gaoler provides the pro vision, and has heard the Gaoler is allowed 3s. per day, per man ; -heard • • Dr. Trevor say, that he'g'ot the allowance of ss. per day, per man, re duced to 3s. and that he bad saved. the Government 81. per day b); the reduc tion; thinks that they did nor receive more than to the value of is. tod. or id. They got no vegetables within the last tour months, except .po tatoes, hut the potatoes were very bad. Has been permitted fifteen , minutes __An- the day, for three days in the v• eek, , to see his friends in presence of !iis tendant hut for the'last three 1 - notiths, when his affairs became . embarrassed, Dr. Treyor, permitted. his brother, to Cottle to him twice every day, for fifteen_ minutes each tim e. For the four first months he was cone fined in a cell of seven feet square,. so dark be could not read or write; since, — Christmas he i s i n th e P resent room with Sr. Patten. His bed tolerably' . good; they have separate beds, but are, obliged to scour andclean their own ta, bles ; they have chairs and table. The prisoners, experience great distress in - trot access -,o -thc necessary.. house. About :three or four months ago he was greatly pressed by a call of nature, and the • turnkey brought him out and locked hitn tip in the passage,: where there was a bucket in place of a necessary. The turnkey called him ts6cdrhe'Out. He-said he .w-ould "not.-- The turnkey , then locked thp door, and said he should - stay long enough. He was kept half an bout', and when the turnkey 'opened it, he struck the turnkey ; - ne . xt'clay he was, by Dr. Trevor's orders, removed into a 'lice . from-which he could not pass but through the a Overflr.ying'o . f . .necegsary, so aS•to.wdt hi s fe e t ; h& was' kept there two days as a punishmenefor striking the turnkey. Gives the same account of the hohrs of exercise as the former prisoner. A greater extensiOri of.time for air and exercise Would-be a great convenience to the prisoners ; that and better provisions, more end better attenclaike, woald _be great 're lief, Thinks Dunn,. the Gaoler, has a profit in supplying them with viaktalS. In the depth of the win ter months they got but four= teen candles per week, and seven per week afterwards. No complaint for want of fire. Does not believe that Dunn, the Gaoler, has been in the apartments of the State Pri soners live times since August last. ' The provisions are alivays, till lateti, of a bad quality. The provisions were at first brought up upon a. table in the corridore, and then each prisoner was suffered to go out individually and take his share ; so that when the Idtt of the prisoners came to help themselves, their share-was very bad. Has often .seen the turnkeys (whilst one prisOner was . retiring, and the other letting out 'to the table) tear the viauals and take them to themselves. <This mode is not now followed e the prisoners, get their provisions to -their rooms, and do trot ! now complain . of the quality quantity of the provisions : ; but the at tendance is still very bad. The difficulty 'of getting out to the necessary is very distressing. Dr. Tre vor has always said, -thit the treatment of the prisoners is by order of Govern ment ; but Di', Trevor meant only as to, the times of air and exercise, and se gr. th ;r=zs ii a s ys dai i i i; ontinetnent. • There is no per F,en who in the Kitchen,Las the SUperintenclince, of serving the viauals.--:- Dr. Trevor.—gays jars Dr. Trevor has removed, and tin vessels are pro- the empty bottles id and .the bottles .„.tel wer e removed mms ' retrains of their beer from praNelli the pii.trr.cni con. their- rooms in thveyirriftrp- Note.— Tri this room were three • )4 , et, 1